The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1961-12-20, Page 15Ig
Sixscore perfect 100
in. SHOJIS yule e:).0ms
The, reenits of the Christmas
exaintoation$ at SHIMS show a
keei competition among the
students for lop marks in their
classes and 78 of the lop marks
recorded ,are over 90.
Six students in the 22 clas-
s S received top melts of 100,
with three of them coming in
the 10E typing class, where
Joint Break, Philip Dzioba and
,Bob Loucks attained full marks.
Bei) Micide, a 12-A student
from, Ilensall, bawled in a per -
feet mathematics paper and
Wendy Vanderlaeu received
100 in two of her special com-
mercial subjects,
Several other •students re-
ceived 99 in their subjeets, ns.
sin the perfect mark by only
080.
in several of the classes, dif-
ferent names appear in almost
all the subjects, The special
commercial students and those
in 10-A. had the most impressive
records, with • only one o,f their
top marks dropping below 90
percent.
$hare honors
Honors for attaining the high-
est marks in the most, subjects
were shared by three. students,
who topped the lists in. six Pla-
ces. Wendy Vanderlaan, special.
commercial; Marlene Harness,
9F; and Doug Evans, 9G, The
two girls are from Exeter,
lowed close behind, topping
five exams in their respective
classes. Judy Tennant, Exeter,
last year's editor of the ink
Spot, topped her grade 13
mates in five subjects, while
Janis Gulens, Dashwood, 12A,
abd Joan MacNaughton, :Exe-
ter. 9H, performed the same
feat in their classes,
The resnits show fthat the
girls at SIIDUS easily out -dist-
anced their male class mates,
lopping 185.stibieets. while We
boys placed firSt in only 78.
The complete list for ,each
•class i a owc•
RADE 111)
EC, Janet Jeekins, 40;L.
Brian Christian, 37; la, Lynda
Westeott, 78; G, Erie Finkhel.
ner, 72; M, Paul Turnbull, 69;
Se, Nut Turebull, 73; F', Don-
ald; McCallum and Janet awl-
kins, 65; 8, Paul `Pemba, 78;
Joan Francis, Janet jen.
kins and LYeda Westeotte 72;
T, Joan iiiierjc1i, 89,
oRApe 10A
John Lack, 89; It, Doreen
Jaekson, 96; 0; Celia Stock,
99; M, Tinie Vanderlaan, 98;
Sc, Keith Hay and -Celia Stock,
96; Ag, K.eith, Hay, 94; L,
Elaine ?owe and Marion Wal-
ker, 97; F, Judy Finkbeiner,
97,
GRAPE, 19B
E, Marjorie alacPhee and
Sandra Brown, 78; 1-1, Sandra
Troyer 92; G. Margaret Johns,
91; M, Sandra Troyer, 81; Se,
Robert, eleNaughton, 94.; Ag,
.on Wright, 88; L, Sandra
Troyer, 94; F, Mike D'Eon
95
GRADE 10C
E, "Mary Ellen Thiel, 65; 1•1
Brenda Bocock, 91; C. Pam
Systma, 90; 111, Dianne Shaw
Payne, 92; T, Mary Ellen Thiel
77; Se, Rae Hunt, 89; Mary
97,
E, Ted Sanders, 77; IL Fran-
cesGRADE Skinner, 83; G, Prances
while Doug is from RR 1 Cen-
Skinner, 70; M. Phyllis Schade,
tralia,
62; Se, Frances Skinner, 90;
Three other students fol -
8, Dennis Lampert, 73; HE,
.Barbara Main, 80; T, Veria
Smith, 97.
GRADE 10E
E. Susan Doerr, 74; IT, Judy
Lamport, 84; G, :Eddie Roel-
oefs, 89; M, Shirley Jaques,
66; Sc, ,Jin) Smith, 83; Mar-
tin Brown, 86; S, John Brock,
84; HE, Judy Lamport, 70; T,
John Brock, Philip Dzioba and
Bob Loucks, 100,
GRADE 9A
E, Ann Fairbairn, 87; H,
:Bob SLorie and Ann Fairbairn,
95; 0, Hank. Gosar, 92; M, Iris
Marshall, 99; Se, Bob Stoll',
94; Ag, Bryan Bay.nham and
Keith Strang, 94; F. Brian
Fortune and Iris Marshall, 95;
BK, Iris , Marshall, 88; T, Iris
Marshall, 96,
GRADE 98
E„ludy Boulianne, 88;
Michael Keay, 93; :Michael
Ceay, 87; M, Carolyn Campbell,
5; Se, Jaquelene Sharpe, 88;
kg, Gustave Unifies, 81; P,
Indy Boulianne, 96; BK, Marg
laist, 89; '1', Judy Boulianne
and Marg Haig, 91.
GRADE 9C
E, Mary Corbett, 81; H, Mary
Corbett, 98; G, Paul Mason,
91; M, Eric Rose, 91; Se, Paul
Mason, 91; Ag, Paul Mason,
87; Mary Corbett, 86; F, Eric
Rose, 93; S, Eric Rose, 91;
HE, Jane Deltmer, 92,
GRADE 9D
E, Lana Keller, 82; 11, Lana
Keller, 89; 0, Marion. Carscad-
EC, :Ruth Anne Sehnert, 83; den, 82; M, Earl Reichert, 78;
Present concert EL, Mynie Verkerk, 75; H, Hy- Sc, Lana .Keller, 84; Ag, Earl
" .nie Verkerk, 96; M, George Reichert, 89; BK, Marion Cars -
t public sciiL Godboll, and Sandra Jory, 80; cadden, 77; F, Auriot N00,11a11,
oui Sc,Larry Weide, 94; L, Larry 91; S, Earl Reichert, 92; HE,
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Weido and Myrtle Verkerk, 94; Joan Rader, 87.
The students of Mrs. Clifford
Jory's grade eight class enter- Grant Schwartzentruber, 91; GRADE 9E
tained their fellow mates in the S, Larry Weido, 98. E Sande k,8 ;
classes of Mrs. Margaret Wein GRADE 118 dra Shock, 94; 0, Marilyn
and Mi. Arthur Idle at a Christ- EC, Carol Allen, 79; EL, Ca. Johns, 89; M, Marilyn Johns,
mas party at the Exeter public rot Allen and Fred Negryn, 76; 81; Se, Marilyn Johns, Sandra
school, Monday, If, Carol .Allen, 93; M, Don Shock, 81; Ag, Douglas Stan -
The evening was spent in Ferguson, 84; Sc, Bob Cuille. lake, 88; BK, Carolyn Eagle.
playing games and other forms vier, 89; L, Wayne Ratz, 80; son and Marilyn Johns, 83; P,
of recreation, Lunen was also F, Mary Anne Ducharme, 87, Valerie Jackson, 94; S, Jim
served. GRADE 11C Kerslake, 92; HE, Carolyn
The students will present EC, Margaret, Howey, 78; Eagleson, 85.
their Christmas concert at the EL, Pauline Aquiline,. 72; 11, GRADE 9F
school on Thursday afternoon Ada Plumb, 86; 0, Grace Al- 10, Marlene Harness, 79;
and Friday morning, Each class len, 78; M, :Pauline Aquiline Marlene Harness, 87; G Mar -
will present one number, and and Nile Greenlee, 68; Sc, .I.ene Harness, 83; M, Elaine
the two performances are nec- Grace Allen and Pauline Mill. Green, 88; Sc, Marlene Harn-
essary because all the students line, 88; L, Elaine Keys, 66; ess, 86; Ag, Jim Gingerich, 73;
can not get into the gym at one F, Anne Denomme, 89; T, F Marlene Harness, 99; BK,
Grace Allen, 91, Marlene Harness, 63; HE,
Elaine Green, 87,
GRADE 9G
E, Doug Evans, 90; If, Doug
Evans, 88; G, Doug Evans, 88;
Mary Visscher, 86; Se,
Doug Evans, 85; Ag, Doug Ev-
ens, 86; F, Pat McCoy, 99; BK,
Marlene 'Thompson, 76; S,
Doug Evans, 89; HE, Mary
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New subdivision
in Haytownship
Another lakefront subdivision
was approved by Hay townshipcouncil at its meeting Friday;
• The registered plan was sub•
milted by Victor Brisson and
Leon Bedard for the lakeshor
area of Mr. Bedard's :farm o
the Bluewater:highway.
Council approved a grant of
$800 to the arena board toward
operating costs for 1961. One
third of this amount: will be
billed Lo the village of Zurich.
Further information he DE 12C
sought from Engineer C. P. EC, Pat Cros•by, 68; EL, Pat
Corbett, Lucan, in regard to his Crosby, 55; H, HeathermMcCon-
recomendation that a branch neu, 66; G. Harry Moir, 68;
of the Thiel drain be construct- Al, Ronald Grattan, 88; C, Al-
ert west. to the Laidlaw pro-.
perty, !an Thiel, 60; F, Pat Crosby,
78; Sc, Gerald Shantz, 83; HE,
A grant of $20 was author- Heather McConnell, 93; BE;
ized for the Dashwood public Bill Shaddick, 99; PE, Tom
library, Earl and Pat Crosby, IL
GRADE 11A
Special features.
for yule service
ir st mas cantatas, plays and held both Sunday and Monday isshe er, 80,
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Sunday School programs are morning at Trivitt Memorial GRADE 9H
among the features of yule- Church, The Anglicans will else E, Joan MacNaughton. 68;
tide services which will be continue their Christmas eve H, Joan MacNaughton, 0, G,
presented by district churches progrern with carol singing at Joan MacNaughton, 80; M, He
over the holiday seaSon. 11:15 :followed by a lflidinght len Dietrich, 96; Se'Joan
A. Sunday School class at service. MacNaughton, 78; S, Stephen
Main StS, UC will present a Laymen to speak M ck, 91; Ag, Cyril Corriv.eau,
Christmas play for the con- 72; 1 -JE, Joan MacNaughton,
our
Llaymen: will peak at 89; BK, Helen Dietrich, 73.
greption Sunday morning. The 1.1 ,
• specie'. zuna
seivice will also feature a ay mgi; sey-
,' children's choir, vice in the Pentecostal Taber- q4i°16t*tigfl'4°44/*14i'°44i M‘*M.1 .11K*4. gr4 ***di
nacle here, Carol singing will
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Handsome $4,600 organ is the present which Main St. United. Church. has received
this Christmas. Installed Wednesday, the cathedral. reed electric organ receives a
tryout above by the church organist Mrs. Amiel Willert, being watched by the
minister, Dr. R. S, Hiltz and his daughter Miriam. 11. will be dedicated in February
in memory of the veterans of the 'world wars, as well as he Goodison Estate,
Wesley Lamport and Mrs. H. 'Willis, each of which contributed $1,000 towards its
purchase, The former organ, which .reqUired extensive repairs, has been dismantled
but its components will be saved in case the congregation hopes to use it at a
future date.
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srges ram* to river
to get water for fires
Following last week's fire at
Grand Bend, councillor Emer-
son Desjardine seggested to
council: at their final meeting,
Tuesday, that ramps be built
at two or three locations along
the river to enable the jeep to
get easier access.
The councillor pointed out
A. E ward Neil
Usborne native
Albert Edward Neil, 56, Wel-
lington St., Exeter, died in
Beek Memorial Sanatorium,
Byron, having been a patient,
only a few hours. Acute pneu-
monia was the cause of his
death.
' He had been a resident of
the community all his life, be-
ing born in Usborne Township
and moving with his family to
Exeter, Following his marriage
to Mary D. Cahill he lived in
Usborne until moving to Ex-
eter about ten years ago,
Surviving besides his wife
are one sister, Mrs, Charles
(Flossie) Waghorn, Exeter;
brothers, Harvey Neil, Mitchell;
Chester Neil, Seaforth; Cecil
Neil, Lune; George and Wes-
ley Neil, Kirkton, and Gerald
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Funeral services will he held
at the Hoppet-Hockey ftmeral
home on Friday, December 22
at 2 p.m. with interment in
Exeter cemetery.
Bearers will be Gerald Cor-
nish, Gordon Beavers, W. G.
Seldon, Graham Arthur, Wil-
liam Church and Robert Mc-
Clure, both of Seaforth.
Special music at the Sunday also be featured,
Service in James St. UC will The ' cantata, Y. Great
include anthems byboth the Light", 'will be presented by
junior and senior choirs, a duet the choir of Zinn ELM church
by two high school ghee and Sunday morning at 10 a.m. In
accompaehnent by both piano the evening, the Sunday School
and organ, Christmas .progrent will be
Both• the Christian :Reform. presented along with piettut,
ed and Bethel Refer e d "The Prince of Peace'
churches here will hold their A Christmas progitin will
Sunday School Christmas con- also be presented by SS pupils
eerts 1116 afternoon af ChriS1- at Zinn Lutheran' Church, Dash.
Inas day, following services in Wood,. Sunday night. Commun.
their respective Murtha imi will be held le the church
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that it was precarious driving board, a cheque was Issued in
the jeep down to the river when the amount of $1,000.00. The
it, had to he taken along the summer resort's dog catcher,
river's bank. Ed Salter. 'Medford, was paid
Ile suggested at least three $112.00 for 14 dogs he picked
ramps be built and council de -
IP since the last time he is-
eided to. investigate the idea, sued a bill.
AL the 'fleeting, held to piy Clerk Murray A. Des Jardins
off many small outstanding was authorized to reply to a
accounts and clean up business letter from Lawrence Blue,
for the year, clerk -treasurer, telling the former operator of
Murray A. De Jardins, report- the Chuckwagon that he was
ed he expected the village to not entitled to any rebate on
end the year with a slight sur- his transient trader's license.
plus. He was advised that the ..)nly
He reported that all loans way he could use up his bal-
had been paid off to the Bank ante was to remain in busi-
of Montreal, and there was still nes&
$34,000 owing in lax arrears. in other business, council:
One of the larger accounts Received formal application
paid was $847,75 to the Grand from Grand Bend public school
Bond and Area Chamber of board to issue debentures in
Commerce. It was the final the amount of $40,000.00 for the
payment for the group's annual new addition. Invitations have
levy of one mill on the taxes, been sent to 14 investment
The clerk was also authorized firms to bid on the debentures.
to issue a cheque in the amount Set Monday, January 8 for
of $50.00 10 the Grand Bend the inaugural meeting of the
Legion to assist them with their 1962 council, and extended an
annual children's Christmas invitation to the students of
party, grades seven and eight at the
Following a requisition from public. school to attend the
the. Grand Bend public school 10:00 a.m. session
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we want to pause tor a moment
say: Thank You for your
patronage—and may you leave*
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with Santa's arrival, It's time
to say, "The season's best" to
you, our good friends. Have a
happy holiday!
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